Retrospective analysis reveals motor anxiety negatively affects rehabilitation outcomes in elderly stroke patients, suggesting a need for targeted interventions.
Key Points
Motor anxiety significantly hinders rehabilitation outcomes in elderly stroke patients, underscoring essential mental health importance.
Higher motor anxiety correlates strongly with lower rehabilitation success as measured by specific assessments.
Analysis of rehabilitation data highlights educational levels and per capita income as contributing factors to motor anxiety.
Implications suggest addressing motor anxiety could enhance rehabilitation effectiveness in stroke recovery.